Hidden in Plain Sight: Revealed

Here, as promised, are some images of the full installation. It was hard to get a clear view of the whole mural, so I’m providing multiple views so you don’t miss anything.

(Photos by Christopher Stribley. East Village, NY, June 30, 2010.)

Hidden in Plain Sight

I was pleasantly surprised to encounter this yesterday, as I was strolling up 3rd Avenue. Such a treat for the eyes. Stay tuned for a follow-up post featuring the full image in all its glory.

(Photos by Christopher Stribley. East Village, NY, June 30, 2010.)

Cluster Stuck

East Village, NY, June 27, 2010.

Hitler and Stalin Used Psychiatrists

Union Square, NY, June 27, 2010.

Death Cab for Lincoln

10th St & Broadway, NY June 27, 2010.

Blackout Le Rat

(Photo by Christopher Stribley. East Village, NY. June 25, 2010.)

Scooter LaForge Captures Bluebeard in Red Crayon!

I recently had the distinct pleasure of sitting for a portrait by my dear friend Scooter LaForge, who now has an exclusive array of t-shirts at Patricia Field, though she is apparently not featuring them on her site. Trust me, they’re there, I designed the poster for Scooter and also photographed him for it and I’ll go by the store and photograph the display at some point to share here.

Bushwick Has Everything I Love In Spades

This afternoon I got to have a pleasant stroll around Bushwick, which afforded me some wonderful photo ops. Here’s a glimpse at what I encountered and I’ll hopefully post more soon. I have a lot of catching up to do here as well, as it’s been a while since I posted anything.

Ass Hat

(Photo by Christopher Stribley, West Village, New York. February 15, 2010.)

We Wear Masks Behind Closed Doors

This series is about the cowardice of people who deface street art, rather than using that energy to create their own. Apparently some people have no sense of art karma and probably lack the ability to produce their own art. Certainly they lack the integrity to confront their own feelings of inferiority.

(Click any image to enlarge.)

(All Photos by Christopher Stribley, East Village, New York. April 2, 2010.)